Providence Falls From Unbeaten Spot in Loss at Villanova
Providence, ranked fourth and unbeaten, fell 71-57 at Villanova ending its 19 game win streak. Michigan beat Minnesota 91-78 as Cazzie Russell led the Wolverines with 27 points, and Oklahoma State closed in on the Big Eight title with a 64-54 win over Oklahoma.
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National Basketball Association Tuesday Scores
The Baltimore and Cincinnati clash topped the night with a 131 to 127 result. New York defeated Philadelphia 132 to 104 as Philadelphia hosts Detroit on Thursday.
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Snakes Do Not Bite With Their Tongues
Snakes cannot injure with their tongues as their mouths are the only biting mechanism and their tongues are soft and harmless.
National Hockey League Schedule Alerts
Associated Press notes no games scheduled with tweaks for Thursday. Matches listed include New York at Montreal Boston at Toronto and Detroit at Chicago.
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Saratoga and Blevins Win in Tournament
In the Area 13 B boys tournament second round at Fouke, Saratoga defeated Guernsey 57 to 45 with Tony Smith scoring 25. Blevins beat Bodean 74 to 44 as Olen Dorman led Laneburg 26 for the losers in Fouke rout of Laneburg 79 to 63.
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Jucker Resigns as Cincinnati Basketball Coach
Ed Jucker resigns as UC head coach citing family and health reasons. Taylor Baker, Jucker’s assistant since 1960, will succeed him after the season while Jucker remains as teacher and intramural director. Cincinnati sits 11-12 this season after a 110-28 career record.
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Hope Tied for Third Malvern Takes the Lead
Malvern Leopards move atop the Div. 4AA standings as they win two games while Smackover drops to second with one loss. Fairview knocks off the Bucks 68-57 as Crossett, Warren, and Arkadelphia also post wins. Hope and Camden losses noted. Bob Bush leads Fairview with 342 points through four games left.
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College Teams Edge Opponents In Tight Showdowns
In college basketball results Lamar Tech defeated Arkansas State 81 74 and Abilene Christian beat Tarleton State 88 70. Texas entries beat Pine Bluff invite foes while Southern State triumphed 72 48 over Arkansas Tech.
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Spring Hill and Others Secure Wins in Area 13 Junior Girls
In Guernsey the second round produced three advancing teams. Taylor defeated Cale 42 to 22 with Thany scoring 23 and White 14 for Cale. Fouke beat Bodcan 353 to 25 as Lynn tal led winners with 25 and Miller 21 for Hope Bobcats.
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Texas Breaks Zone Against Razorbacks In Tight Win
Texas overcame a stiff Arkansas zone to edge the Razorbacks 74 to 72 in Little Rock. John Paul Fultz led Texas with 17 points including late layups, while J D McConnell paced Arkansas with 15. Attendance was about 2,800.
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College basketball scores from recent games
Villanova defeated Providence 71 to 57 while St John’s beat Massachusetts 76 to 58. Maryland 85 topped Duke 82 as North Carolina 105 defeated Virginia 101. Miami Florida 148 beat Rollins 79 and Florida 77 beat Florida State 65. Michigan 91 beat Minnesota 78 and Illinois 97 defeated Iowa 80. Oklahoma State 64 over Oklahoma 54. Wisconsin 93 beat Northwestern 87. Kansas 71 over Nebraska 62. Oklahoma City 93 beat North Texas 79. Evansville 121 beat Indiana State 84. Baylor 88 edged Texas Tech 86. SMU 100 over Rice 80. Texas A&M 102 beat TCU 95.
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International Amateur Boxing Roundup Impacts Several Fights
In Fresno Irish Billy Collins outpointed Gabe Terronez as 155-pounder. in Oakland Roger Rouse beat Clarence James. in Sacramento Dennis Moyer edged Fred Roots at 158. London bouts saw Brian Curvis, Walter McGowan win. Arezo Italy hosted Antonio Paiva over Riera Ros.
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Fight Results Tuesday's Fights Reported By AP
New York report cites Jose Colen scoring 25 for Puerto Rico Vie team as Spring Hill wins 31 to 11 over Stamps. Aaron nets 16 for Spring Hill. Daugherty leads Stamps with 5. Weather may delay three games tonight starting 6 o clock Garland faces Lewisville 7 15 Guernsey meets Willisville 8 30 Saratoga battles Bradley.
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Quiet Frank Valeo Becomes Senate Majority Secretary
Francis Ralph Valeo, 49, longtime Mansfield aide, takes over as secretary to the Senate Democratic majority after Bobby Baker's resignation. Valeo emphasizes service over power, outlining duties like informing Democrats of votes, briefing on debates, and coordinating with the majority leader. He describes a career shaped by Library of Congress research, Army service in China, and foreign affairs work. Mrs. Valeo holds a sociology master’s degree. they have a 4 year old son.
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Vote Irregularities to Be Investigated in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP The Elections Committee of the state Senate considers today a proposal to form a special investigative body into charges of voting irregularities in Arkansas. The Election Research Council Inc a private group accused widespread irregularities in the November 1964 general election. Senator Thomas Penn of Black Rock, chair, said five fellow senators asked him to study forming a committee. He did not specify joint or senate-only membership. He noted the council's charges and suggested some witnesses could be summoned to uncover the situation.
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Presidential Safety Moves in the Making
A Cabinet committee led by Secretary Douglas Dillon plans to urge more money and manpower for presidential protection while opposing shifting life guarding duties from the Secret Service to the FBI. The group also backs federal criminalization of presidential or vice presidential assassination attempts, greater Secret Service manpower, enhanced agency liaison, and expanded protective research to spot threats in advance.
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